ezēru

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Variant: AssAss: Assyrian dialect (all periods) ezāru
Meanings:
to curse, insult
de:German: Deutsch verfluchen, beleidigen
fr:French: Français maudire, insulter
Distribution: MA onward(s)MA onward(s): Middle Assyrian onwards (ca. 1500 BCE onwards), MB (?)MB: Middle Babylonian (ca. 1600–1000 BCE) — uncertain dating, SBSB: Standard Babylonian (ca. 1000–0 BCE)
Grammar:
pos: v.Verbroot: ʾzrI/ʾ; I/e (primae ʾaleph) – i/ii/i class (Present i, Preterite i)stem: GG-stem (Grundstamm/Basic stem), DD-stem (Doubled stem/Intensive)
Etymology: Inherited Cf. perhaps Arab. ʿzr “rebuke, reprimand”, see Wehr 836.
1DD-stem (Doubled stem/Intensive)

OBOB: Old Babylonian (ca. 2000–1600 BCE) — new attestation (not in AHw/CAD) DD-stem (Doubled stem/Intensive) awīlam šâtu bēlī uwašširamma u mātam kalašu ú-wa-az-zi-ir ARM 26/1, 36: 22 ARCHIBAB “my lord released that man, (even though?) he had stirred up the whole land (by saying: 'the Haneans have come to devour you')”. See Durand ib. p. 170f.; alternatively uṣṣuru II? new

Discussion

According to CAD E 427, perhaps a root var. of nazāru “to revile someone”, but note also the phonetically and semantically similar zêru “to dislike, hate”.

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